Luis David Arranz Pérez

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Luis David Arranz Pérez's pseudonym is Jarel.

Author Credits

NOTE: All these games are in Spanish.

• La Guarida Valshar a.k.a. The Valshar's Lair (1997; MS-DOS).
• Rimblendén (1998; MS-DOS).
• Las Llaves del Tiempo (1999; MS-DOS).
• Del Otro Lado (2000; MS-DOS).
• Insomnio de una noche de verano (2002; Glulx).
• Rogelio-like (2002; MS-DOS).
• Svein 'Lagartija' Skullding (2002; MS-DOS).
• El caso del misterioso asesinato del domador de pulgas del circo de Montmartre (2003; Z-code).
• ZeroGraDoS (2003; Glulx).
• La Caja de Sarimek (11-Sep-2005; Glulx). MedievoComp: 1st place, and awarded Best Puzzles in the comp.
• Regreso al Edén (as "Jarel"; 01-Sep-2007; Glulx). FICOMP entry: awarded Best Puzzle.
• El Edificio 25 (as "Jarel"; 01-Sep-2007; Glulx). FICOMP entry.
• Subterránea (as "Jarel"; 24-Dec-2007; Glulx). III Mini Comp.
  • French translation: Souterraine (26-Dec-2007; Glulx; French). French Minicomp 2007: 4th place.
• 222 contra el Cangrejo (2008; Glulx).
• PUJ (2008; Glulx). Xcomp 2008.

Porting Credits

• Venenarius Verborum (2008; Glulx; Spanish). Spanish translation of Ad Verbum (Nick Montfort; 2000; Z-code).

Links

• Jarel's homepage.
• Luis David Arranz Pérez (archived) - at Baf's Guide.

Interviews

• SPAG #49 - Jarel was interviewed with several members of the Spanish IF community.